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Hypothetically speaking · Life and Love Podcast

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Alright alright, what's going on? What's going
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on? What's going on? You know tuned into life
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and love with And Sean here on the network that
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got what you need. I still kind of got some stuff
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going on Network is going through a transitional
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period I'll finally do an update eventually I'll
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get to it gotta get to it, but Yeah, we're in
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a transition transitional period Which is that
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I say we here. That's all that matter. Yeah,
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we hear Well, let's get right into the show man.
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We've got a couple topics couple things couple
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discussion pieces I think some will leave you
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stump. Did you read them yet? Yes You read over
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all of them Yeah, just about yeah, even the very
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last question. I think so. Don't even worry about
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it. Don't look don't worry. Okay When did you
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read over just now? I was hoping you did All
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right, let's get the show started let's get the
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show started. All right. Um, what are your thoughts
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on today's school system? It's been a lot going
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on teachers been completely not complain. I want
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to say teachers are complaining. I want to say
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teachers are voicing their frustration with The
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students and their lack of knowledge. Yeah now
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You know, I know I asked you a question about
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let me say this I Think because I put this under
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some under a teacher's post I said instead of
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saying parents should Be upset how the school
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system are telling the kid telling teachers.
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They can't teach this they can't teach that Instead
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of just saying oh you should be up in arms Give
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us a solution give parents a solution give parents
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an idea on what they can do Because not all parents
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can take their children out of a school We took
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our son out of a school and put him in another
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school Exactly. You know what I'm saying? Not
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a lot of parents can't do that. We have to go
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drop him off. We have to go pick him up every
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single day. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? The
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plus is he wears a uniform. A lot of times uniforms
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don't cost that much. Averse buying clothes for
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him all the time. Right. Yeah. Because he's growing
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all the time. So that's the upside to it. Yeah.
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But the other side is we're literally we're dropping
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them off. We picking them up. We are You know,
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we do what we always do. We're very hands -on
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parents. Yeah school the school knows that stuff
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but give but not everybody can just remove their
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kid from a shitty school system and Put them
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in another school. No, they can't so give other
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solutions teachers or Whoever you are when it
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comes to school, but back to the question. What
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do you think any current school system? Yeah,
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I Would say for now for the public school system
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that we have here It's okay. Mm -hmm. Now as
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The oldest got older, right? So now he's in high
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school. So it's Starting to get a little better
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right now when he was in elementary and in middle
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school. It was kind of like What are they really
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teaching y 'all? You know right it just seemed
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like it was a lot of Like a ton of inconsistencies
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when it comes to education it was a ton Yeah,
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it was a bunch of different other things other
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than basically learning the education. Everything
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was about testing. Yeah Everything seemed like
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it was about testing. Nothing was to me about
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learning the curriculum. Everything seemed, everything
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was about testing. That was my only downside
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to a lot of stuff. The current school that Bugs
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go to is education. They are full on their curriculum.
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And I love that aspect of it. That's what they
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stand on. Just like, um, you know, our very first
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time there, we went to orientation and the teacher
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was like, well, this is what you signed up for.
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Yeah. And I'll be dog. The first week of school
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is like, she was right. This is what we signed
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up for. So, um, I'm actually glad that we did
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that so we can get that experience. He needed
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that. And now, you know, if he does decide to,
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you know, go somewhere else, middle school or
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high school, he'll already be here. He doesn't
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make that decision. We will make that decision.
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Yeah, that's true. But he will already, you know,
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have that knowledge and understanding of what
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he really needs to do and what's expected out
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of him. Because to be real, I don't think a lot
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of public schools that really don't teach enough.
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Like they will go over things just enough for
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you to for the kid to take this test Yes, and
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for them to get funding, you know and things
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like that so It's and it bombards us as parents
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as well, too Right. I can see that. Yeah. Yeah
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Because that no homework is coming home. I think
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it's a ton of families and parents Well, their
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kids are not bringing in any homework. No one
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knows anything about a homework. No a home No
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work. I used to get homework probably about the
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first couple weeks of school and that was it
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Right now that boy got homework up to the dawn
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in the last week of school. We got homework.
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Yeah We have homework. Yeah, you know we work
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and we do other things and we still gotta Be
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able to help him. I agree and just like you're
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saying other parents who don't have the option
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to just move their child from public school there
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is you got parents who I Don't want to make it
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sound like they don't have time But no, they
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don't have a lot of work and time involved. Yeah,
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like when you have You know a child like in a
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charter school and stuff like what we have Charter
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prior higher education system. Yeah, and you
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gotta go pick them up drop off a lot of people
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can't get off a lot of people don't have um outside
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um What they call outside on someone to watch
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the kids outside, you know me granted They will
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get out of their get out of school to say well
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If bugs were still in the old elementary school,
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they was getting out like for something Yeah,
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honestly, I was close to when you was getting
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off work. So it would have been like when Sean
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was young He was a latchkey kid at first. So
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hey nigga, don't daughter use a key down So he
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would have been able to just come in the house,
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but um Yeah, it's just different now man and
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the reason why I brought this up because you
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know First day of school for our young one was
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this week Next week is first day of school for
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our oldest and and then you just look on social
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media, man You got teachers with podcast now
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and teachers are talking about their issues with
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school and how And but it's more or less the
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parents issue. Oh, our kids are dumb. They can't
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read they can't do this It was a young lady who
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finished high school She's 18 years old finished
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high school and she's illiterate. She can't read
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How you get passed up all these years in school.
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She used that app to scan Pages and it read it
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to her. Oh She didn't write it. She would talk
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into the phone Yeah, it would type everything
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up for her. It'll put it in thing and type it
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up for her So she did everything digitally But
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I also Excuse me the parents the mother is suing
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the school system But I also feel like the mother
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should be sued as well because you didn't sit
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with your child no time It's still your responsibility
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to teach those kids in their early days. It's
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your responsibility to help them learn how to
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read We did that with both boys in the early
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days, teaching them, helping them learn how to
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read. It just started at home, so you ain't do
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none of that? You just left it up to the school
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and now you want to blame the school because
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now your child just graduated high school and
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your child is illiterate? Wow, you tell me not
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one time that this young lady didn't sit up in
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class and read in front of the class I hate it
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reading in front of class. I still don't like
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reading out loud. I can read my asshole It's
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like I don't like doing it right. Yeah, you do
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it because you have to It's weird. That's crazy.
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But but also it's like how the school didn't
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Like realize that yeah, I agree. I agree But
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we we in that whole No child left behind shit.
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That's right now to me. That's the one thing
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of Obama that I didn't like I always thought
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was disgusting No child left behind. No, sometimes
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you gotta leave them behind. Yeah, sometimes
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they should fail. Yeah Failing might be something
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that will help you. No, I agree. I agree Yeah,
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that's crazy. Yeah, let's move to the next topic.
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So I put online I did like a husband talk I talked
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about Sean and when he said about him having
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to move out at 18 And how he thought from things
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that he saw on social media That was a rite of
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passage that he would have to do it like I have
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to move out when I turn 18 Mom and dad gonna
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make me leave and he brought that up and how
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we just looked at each other and they looked
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at him like So my question is, what was your
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thoughts when he said that? When you get that
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from, even though I know where he got it from,
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but it's like, I never expected him to really
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think that way. Right. Me neither. You know?
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Yeah. We, we hear it all the time. You know,
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parents say, Oh, when you get 18, you got to
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get out of here. But it's like, No, you can't
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really do that. My mom, my mom used to tell me,
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I got a front door and a back door. And she used
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to say that so much as you got older, it was
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all, it felt like a way of telling you, you got
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to go. Yeah. And it's like, damn, I can see that.
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So I got a body there. Yeah. So he heard that,
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but he didn't heard it from us. He heard it from
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the internet. That's what he heard it from. Cause
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we would never say anything like that. Because
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for one thing, we understand, we see how hard
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it is. And also these kids like when we went
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to school, we got real life experiences too.
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I think so. They don't get that. They don't they
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they can't they don't know how to count money.
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Nah, but even though we had home that I don't
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even think they have home back any no I know
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you write you still writing a checkbook, which
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is weird as hell, right? But you learn that from
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I Remember those they type in memory teacher
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type it and you know, we came in the era where
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there was no it was typewriters when the computer
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Yeah, I know when they when the computer came
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in. I know when they came into the school I remember
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starting out with the electric typewriter. You
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know, that's how I learned how to type. So people
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see me typing like, damn, he type fast. Oh shit.
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I learned keystrokes. He was that chicken. Motherfuckers
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use that one finger. I don't use one finger.
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I be letting them jokers fly. So. Yeah, you type
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real good. So it's like, it's like, you know,
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it's a lot of stuff. Like, like I said, home
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ec. You know cooking and stuff like that. They
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had wood shop class. I remember wood shop class.
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I was in wood shop as well. Yeah. That's how
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you know we old. Sewing. They ain't do nothing.
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They don't do nothing. Come on who's the sewer
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in the house? I saw a lot of him all that shit.
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I saw the little patch real Yeah, yo this got
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a hole in it. Give it to your dad. Yo the boys
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know they just bring it to me daddy You saw this
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up. Yeah, pull out the needle. Yeah, I got a
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little patch Cross stitch or a little little
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X. Yeah It's all you need I get to it, but homemade
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homemade homemade taught that yes only class
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Yeah, she just crochet like dog what she was
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doing. I was in no class for the girls And then
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I picked up some tools while I was in there Yeah,
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but I laugh man when he said that I laugh and
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then I also was like Yeah, we gotta stop doing
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that yeah, you know me like Well, we won't post
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up bro post up like a thumbtack Stack your chicken
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we can ask you for nothing. You gotta pay no
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bread. No, you ain't gotta do someone did Do
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something I thought was dope they did make their
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child pay for rent But they put the money into
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a high -yield savers account and saved it for
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them So when they did move out they gave him
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the bread And they didn't charge them number
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like they got their first job. They chose them
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like 60 bucks or 600 bucks. It wasn't much. Yeah.
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I thought that was fire. I was like, yeah, that's
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a good idea. That's a damn good idea. Yeah. Yeah.
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I always think they should do a little something.
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I do something like even if it's like, you know,
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the cell phone, pay your own cell phone bill
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just so you can know that things are not free.
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You don't use things for free. You still have
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to pay for it, you know, just to get that. But
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It's hard and us as adults, we know that is hard.
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Right. I agree. They don't get that teaching,
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you know, so you got to teach it at home. So
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it's like, stay here, learn all you can learn,
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you know, so you won't go out there and mess
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up. You know, I agree. I agree. Yeah. Oh, it's
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your thousand percent on that one. Yeah. Please
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learn as well. And we're gonna teach as much
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as we can. Yeah Not going away at 18. No, you're
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right. He posted like a thumbtack. You don't
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know how to wash his clothes I don't know how
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to do you did the shit out of me. I saw Washington's
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coat I remember I asked you Washington's clothes.
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I refused to do I was like show what you don't
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watch my clothes They saw Washington go. Yeah,
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I'm teaching watches cool. Yeah, I was like part
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of me was like Fuckin' make that boy watch that
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shit for hell. Then it was part of me like...
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Somebody watch yours. That ain't none of my business.
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That ain't none of my business. You better, because
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it's how you be right, waiting in line next to
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him, watching yours. That was none of my business.
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Sometimes you gotta stay out of growing for business,
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man. I look, shoot my head. Yeah. You had to
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think about it. Well, I don't do it either, so
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I'm out of this. That ain't got nothing to do
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with me. Quick question. How much money do you
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think we need to retire? How much? Be wise, be
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wise, be logical. Everything is going on today.
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Right. We want to retire or we want to get in
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our camper and travel the United States like
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we want to do and you know still take our vacations
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in other countries How much chicken do we need
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to have? I'm gonna say Man and i'm still thinking
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this is a low number just thinking about everything
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What a hundred and fifty thousand that's low
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as hell. It's real low. Hell. That's what I'm
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saying I think it still was as low as hell the
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bare minimum is the is 500. Yeah Four hundred
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five hundred thousand the bare minimum that's
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gonna handle everything. Yeah. Yes, you know,
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we own our shit We own our shit. That's the great
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thing and we have other stuff that we got coming
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in. So right, right You want to always think
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about the other income, but we talk about sitting
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chicken sitting Yeah, I would love to read I
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rather us have a half of him Sit in yeah Then
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not to have yeah, that's a good number Yeah Yeah,
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that's a good number. I knew you was gonna say
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that though. Yeah, I know I know you I said why
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she said hundreds of thousand my number did increase
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from the last time we had this conversation It
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was like 50 something. Yes Right. Yeah, we win
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the amount that somebody can make a you baby.
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We're living in Andrews. We never live in Andrews
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You're right. That's why I said I was like say
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everything what's going on today I need to put
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this number up more but in order for us to be
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you know comfortable and make sure that you know
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we can do everything still live the same way
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we live now right or more right yeah five more
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yeah at least five yeah retirement 350 350 400
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yeah probably half of him yeah of course we want
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more we want a mill or better but I'm being That's
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the minimum. That's at the low end. Five. We
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will be fine. We have a trust. We have stuff
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set to the side. We have life insurance. We pass
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away. It's going to be a lot more money. It's
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going to be good for whomever who's still here
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on the earth if it goes to the kids or whatever
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the case may be. But to retire at whatever number
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we decide we're going to retire at and have a
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half. That's good. Right. Yeah. I got some what
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if questions what if questions if you had to
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restart Your life at age 10 with your current
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knowledge. How do you think? How do you think
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things would have turned out? If I had to start
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at age 10 with knowing what I know now, you know
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It would turned out a whole lot different, okay,
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I wouldn't be so scared to do things like go
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out into the world. I would definitely go out,
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go to different places, cities, countries, and
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I will also live out my dream of wanting to be
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a model. I definitely would have done that. Oh,
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I'm always being loud. I definitely would have
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done that. That was something that I always wanted
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to do. I would definitely do that. But just knowing
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what I know now I would Move in a more different
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way Have a whole lot more money Yeah, yeah, I
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think that's that's the main just for me. I would
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I would definitely would have moved a little
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bit different I'd have told I'd have told young
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Sean About certain exercises to do make sure
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you didn't mess up your knees Put a little more
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work ethic into working out. You know saying
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why you was playing and stuff like that Definitely
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finance financial. I would definitely be Yeah
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a financial guru Like things would be living
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and I had money I had money had a lot of money
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and blew it fucked up it You know taxes and all
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that stuff. I was a lot of things. I would have
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done a lot different in that retrospect but Um,
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yeah, yeah. At age 10, I'd have been a super,
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super hustler though. Like I was already a hustler,
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but I'd have been like different in a house game,
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like super entrepreneur hustler learning that
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10. I'd have been on the on top and I w I wouldn't
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have gone in the major. I wouldn't have gone
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into business. Right? Knowing what I know now.
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It'd have been full tech, full tech. I did nothing
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as a business administrator. Waste of money at
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this master's at this point. I would have found
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you a little earlier now, you know, I don't regret
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I don't regret anything with my daughter mother
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anything She probably just would have been born
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to a different mother. That's probably would
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have been a case Yeah, you know, I don't I wouldn't
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want to really don't wouldn't want to change
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anything with that But yeah, she probably would
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have been born to you know Because I would have
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gone back and made some stark changes as a person
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Yeah, you know saying yeah, and what I would
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what I would attract it. Yeah, but outside of
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that Yeah, I'll be it definitely be some different
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thing all right next one cuz if these not meant
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to be super long If you woke up as the opposite
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personality of the person you are today How do
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you think you would be? Opposite personality
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because your personality is regular really regular.
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I'll be I'll be hell would not be a nice person
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because I think I'm a very nice person right
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now, right? You know, you don't mess with me.
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I'm very nice nicest person you ever meet You
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know, I always say I'll talk to a dog if he talked
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to me. That's how I am But if my personality
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flipped from that, right? You hate me For me
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it would be much of a change. I'm bipolar to
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the motherfuck. I'm already that other personality
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a lot of time That other personality is tall
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Shawn. That's TS That nigga. Wow. LaShawn is
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the mild manner Relaxed version, you know businessman
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tall Shawn fuck you up nigga. I don't care about
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nothing You know me so I'm already both sides.
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I'm already got a split personality. Yeah, so
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that would like so for me is like Some days I
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wake up as tall Sean anyway, Dave on is tall
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Sean. Yes Dave on is tall Sean. Yeah, they Sean
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is little Sean. Yeah, I Definitely Dave on is
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tall Sean all day. Yes all day. Yeah 24 gotta
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explain shit to him. He don't want to do it He
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ain't with none of that fuckery. I'm not doing
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a whole bunch of talking. And you better listen
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to him, yo. He ready to pop you in your mouth.
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He sure will. That's my boy. Yeah. That's my
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boy. Yeah, he had said something today when we
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was in the car and he was like, you know, it
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was like some kid from last year, whatever. He
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was like, mom, you song? I'm like, oh, you know,
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I don't know what you talking about. And then
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he explained what I'm like, oh, okay that one
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I said, yeah I say yeah say you better be quiet
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cuz he don't know who he dealing with You deal
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with crazy Jones I If you had to live the same
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day on repeat Until you get it, right? How long
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do you think it would take for you to get it,
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right? It ain't gonna be one time I tell you
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that much it ain't gonna be one time I'll say
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far about three times. I know you trying to say
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teen. Yeah, it's gonna be about three times It's
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gonna be about four days. No, no, it's not no,
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you will be you will be reliving that whole process
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No, because I got to figure that out myself,
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I know I'm gonna be talking to yourself I don't
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have you I got to do it myself. So it's gonna
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be done quicker. I'll get it done to two tries
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I'll get it right into drive and me it'll be
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sleep You know, I'm fucking out. Let me flip
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this shit Another day another day happy thinking
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about how you're gonna fix it once I once I've
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relived the same day twice I'm already thinking
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And you don't get bored with that anyway, so
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you know you get bored fast. That's why I got
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fixed I can sit in the house for 15 days and
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watch TV. I'll be like that movie I'll be like
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the more I'm gonna do mad wild shit just to redo
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it like he did mad He did a bunch of wild shit
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I gotta get it right. Yeah gonna get right today
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cuz you don't like repetition at all like that
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so If you know what quick hits are it's literally
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quick she can't be taking all day to answer these
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damn questions one word questions first give
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or receive I'm the giver. Receive. Truth or mystery?
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Tell me the truth. Yeah, I'm saying the same
26:14
thing. Yeah. Talk or silence? Talk. Talk. For
26:19
me? Both of us. Both. I like silence. Cap. Cap.
26:25
Okay, I'ma talk. Yes, you will talk. I'm a touch.
26:29
Yeah, you won't talk. You go just talk shit You
26:31
just gonna talk. It don't matter you won't talk.
26:35
It's shit Peace or chaos. Oh, no peace now. I
26:38
get in between even though I like to talk but
26:40
I want my peace in between Don't mess with my
26:43
peace. I like I like I like a little um, but
26:46
a little um toxic sometimes In the middle you
26:50
do in the middle You know what I mean? Last question
26:54
of the night. Last question of the night. So
26:57
we ended fast. On this new box, there's no...
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No time. No timer. So I don't know. I got to
27:02
start keeping the timer. But one day I'll shout
27:06
this company out. But this is a cool little box.
27:09
Last question. The name of this is Last Question.
27:13
Oh, wow. If I wanted to go to a swingers club,
27:17
would you say yes? Yeah, because I want to go
27:21
too. Oh, yeah. Okay, also would you want to watch
27:25
or try to play in there as well? Unless we're
27:30
playing together But other than that if we can't
27:35
play together then we just gonna be watching
27:37
right? Yeah Yeah, cuz I want to go to don't leave
27:41
me. I want to go That's because you nosy. I wanna
27:47
have fun too. That's just because you nosy. I
27:49
really do wanna know what's be going on in there.
27:52
I really do. Some people gonna watch this and
27:55
say oh lord. I really do. Like if we can't find
28:00
one that's not, you know, old wrinkly people,
28:05
I would go. I think I would. Okay. Will you go
28:08
with me? Yeah, yeah. She said, will you go with
28:13
me? Like, she making a plea. I can't go with
28:18
my son now, but you can go with me. Anything
28:20
you want to add? What we call it? Yes, if you
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are in the Raleigh Clayton area, come on over
28:28
to Natural Me and get your crown done. If you
28:30
got locks, you like two straight twists, natural
28:32
hair, I got you. Come sit down. All right. We'll
28:36
put that. Follow me on Instagram and natural
28:42
me life And also on Facebook or just follow me.
28:47
Yeah follow model. Yeah, that's funny about time
28:51
you advertise yourself Okay, how you like being
28:56
a business owner now, how you feel I know we
28:59
love the end of show but how you feel I actually
29:01
love it. Okay. Um, it's it's coming in my head
29:05
of I really can do this. Okay. You know, so,
29:09
you know, I'm building my clientele up and it
29:11
is actually going good. Better than what I thought.
29:14
I really didn't know. I really thought I wouldn't
29:16
take off like this. But I am. Yeah. And you've
29:21
been working hard too. So shout out to you, to
29:24
my husband. He made it all happen. I just went
29:28
and did the work. I don't need that. Okay. I
29:33
did the work. Leaving out this house every day
29:35
for six months, which is I am so glad I actually
29:39
was talking to One of my you know previous classmates
29:44
and we were just talking about how we able to
29:46
breathe now You know because we're all adults.
29:49
Yeah, we work, you know, and then you have to
29:52
go to that school For four hours almost every
29:55
day of the week and we made it, you know but
29:59
um, but I love it I love the fact that I can
30:03
adjust my own schedule. I can work if I won't
30:06
if I don't want to work. Yeah, I can close the
30:09
door. Yeah, no, you know, um It just it feels
30:12
good. Okay, ain't money rolling in Yep, it is
30:17
shit is happening. It is so it's like it's a
30:20
lot of things kind of like what I didn't thought
30:23
about That we're actually doing, you know, it's
30:27
a lot of money They gotta come out, you know
30:30
to make it happen Yeah, but then once you start
30:33
flowing. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. It's easy though. Yeah,
30:37
but you always say when you got a business You
30:40
got to put out money. You got to put out to make
30:42
money, you know, you got to put chicken out Yeah
30:45
shit, you know me I bought computers programs
30:47
all this other shit for myself And then I finally
30:50
made my first thousand dollars and then I started
30:52
making more and more and I was oh yeah, and then
30:56
you started buying more computers or More upgraded
31:01
computers. Upgrading myself. Yeah. Yeah, that's
31:04
true. That's true. Yeah, but I love it though.
31:07
All right, that sounds good. Well, this is Life
31:10
and Love. With Erika. And Shawn here on the Got
31:15
What You Need Network. We're still in the living
31:18
room. Peace. Living room.